Through Slow Money national gatherings, regional events and local activities, more than $22 million has been invested in 185 small food enterprises around the United States over the past two years. Seventeen local Slow Money chapters and six investment clubs have formed. Slow Money events have attracted thousands of people from 36 states and 9 countries. Over 24,000 people have signed the Slow Money Principles. The first international Slow Money investment—a $20,000 loan to a solar dairy in Switzerland—has been made. Slow Money France is in the early stages of organizing, and inquiries about chapter formation have been received from Canada, Australia and Japan.

In October 2012, the Soil Trust was launched, making it possible for individuals to put their money to work in small food enterprises via small donations.